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A Ghost for Christmas? Charles Dickens and Scary Winter Stories

Our current Christmas or holiday period, whether it be Kwanzaa or Hanukkah or Christmas or whatever… they are mostly happy celebrations that focus a lot around children. But these holiday celebrations are also happening during the deepest part of the winter months. The days are as short as they’ll be Read more

By Elizabeth Garner Masarik, 9 years ago September 25, 2024
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Great Lakes Storms: The Great White Hurricane of 1913

During the hey-day of Great Lakes shipping, when ships crossed these huge lakes loaded down with cargo, a fall storm could be – and often was – deadly. You might be familiar with one particular fall shipwreck, the 1977 sinking of the freighter, The Edmund Fitzgerald, or Big Fitz during a Read more

By Sarah Handley-Cousins, 9 years ago October 23, 2021
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Winter

Get Lit: Heating and Illuminating Homes in Victorian Britain

Victorian Britons were obsessed with their homes. This was a period characterized by rapid industrialization, expansion of the availability of consumer goods, suburbanization, and the redefining of houses as domestic sanctuaries filled with the material evidence that a family was or was not “middle class.” Men and women no longer Read more

By Averill Earls, 9 years ago October 23, 2021
Winter

The Little Ice Age: Weird Weather, Witchcraft, Famine and Fashion

Today we are discussing the ways the theoretical Little Ice Age impacted the people who lived through it. The study of past climates is highly politicized. Historical climatologists argue bitterly, writing scathing critiques of each other’s data and interpretations. Climate change deniers use historical climatology to argue that what the Read more

By Marissa Rhodes, 9 years ago September 25, 2024
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